Enema syringe, London, England, 1866-1927

Made:: 1866-1927 in London England and London

maker:: Arnold and Sons

Enema syringe, brass with ivory nozzle, piston-action

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Enema syringe, brass with ivory nozzle, piston-action
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Enema syringe, brass with ivory nozzle, piston-action. made by Arnold and Sons, 1851-1900, English

Enema syringe, brass with ivory nozzle, piston-action. Made by Arnold and Sons, 1851-1900, English. Illustrated on the right of the image with A606171 (19th century plastic enema syringe) on the left and A606599 (18th century ivory enema syringe) in the middle.

Details

Category:: Therapeutics

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A626202

Materials:: brass and ivory

type:: syringe

credit:: Cranstone, W.H.

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